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Trends
Hidden Population of Greater Hog Badgers Spotted on Camera Traps in Kaziranga
For years, Kaziranga National Park in Assam, India, has been famous for tigers, elephants and one-horned rhinos. Now a quieter,…
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The $12 Billion Global Push to Restore Degraded Land and Build Drought Resilience
Countries are looking for ways to restore degraded land, and the fight against drought is entering a new phase. The…
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Ocean Heat Records: What Warming Seas Mean for Marine Life and Coastal Communities Worldwide
The world’s oceans have quietly crossed a new threshold. Sea surface temperatures soared to record levels this year and the…
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UN Plastic Treaty Stalls: Why the World Still Can’t Agree on Cutting Plastic Production
The title says it plainly: the UN plastic treaty has stalled, and the reason the world still can’t agree comes…
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Coral Reefs and Climate Change: How Rising Ocean Temperatures Are Changing Marine Life
Something disturbing is happening just below the surface of the ocean. By the start of 2025, approximately 84% of the…
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War and Oil Pollution: The Environmental Cost of Conflict in the Gulf
The Gulf holds some of the largest oil reserves in the world, and that resource has been weaponised repeatedly in…
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Vanishing Wildlife: Species at Risk From Climate Change, Hunting and Habitat Loss
Wildlife around the world faces growing pressure, and the numbers tell the story. Wildlife at risk, There are currently 48,646…
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Britain’s Seas Are Heating Up: How Marine Heatwaves Are Shocking Ocean Life
The sea around Britain used to seem stable and predictable. Not any more. marine heatwaves have become a regular occurrence…
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Red Alert in Bengal and Odisha: Heavy Rain Warning Hits Delhi-NCR and 18 Indian States
A weather system over the Bay of Bengal has put eastern and northern India on alert this week. The India…
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London’s Royal Parks Are Fighting a New Enemy This Summer: Grassfire
Walk through Hyde Park or Richmond Park on a hot July afternoon and the grass crunches underfoot instead of springing…
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